The marketplace is open: install widgets, themes, screens — and now bots

The third item on the roadmap was a marketplace: publish what you build, pick up what others share. It’s open — and it covers more than widgets. Themes, whole screens and workspaces, and as of this week bots are all shareable assets you can publish from your library and install with a click.

One catalogue, four kinds of asset

The marketplace lives in its own panel, with category chips to browse by kind:

• Widgets — publish straight from your library; installers drop them onto their canvas or save them to their own library
• Themes — browse looks, preview them, apply them
• Screens & workspaces — share a whole layout, previewed as a wireframe before you commit
• Bots — the newest arrival, and the most interesting one to share safely

Widget posts in the community feed connect to the same pipeline: when someone shares a build you like, you can install it right from the post, provenance included.

Lineage: credit is not a surprise

Every published asset carries its history. When you publish a remake of someone else’s work, the chain of authors underneath is part of the listing — there’s a lineage view that shows every version and every hand it passed through. Building on each other is the point; credit travels with the asset, by construction.

Bots travel without your keys

Sharing an automation is different from sharing a chart: your bot might read a broker connection, watch your wallet, or post to your Discord webhook. None of that should ever end up in a public listing — so it can’t.

When you publish a bot, Nexow strips everything that identifies your infrastructure: connected accounts, watched wallet addresses, webhook URLs and database sinks never enter the payload. What travels is the logic — the processor, its parameters, the schedule, the signal.

On the other side, an installed bot arrives paused, owned by the installer. Market-data bots are runnable as-is; bots that watched an account or a wallet ask for the installer’s own connection or address on first edit, with a guided form pointing at exactly what’s missing. Your alert logic spreads; your credentials stay home.

Free to share, free to install

No storefront economics yet — publishing and installing are free. Strategy signals with audited track records are still on the roadmap; this release is about the sharing loop: build, publish, install, remake, credit.

Launch Nexow, open the Marketplace panel, and ship something from your library. Someone’s canvas is waiting for it.